I am part of a generation of artists who have never made verbal communication as a strong point, but Visual Art as a way of expressing one's subjective feeling state.
There are many gaps in our understanding of what happened. My works process is regarding the life’s events gaps, and not its fillings. I like to understand the process of leading to that conclusion. What leads people to express themselves in their own way, what’s their background and what’s behind. The profound essence of the cause. I've encountered mysterious occurrences throughout my life, often without receiving any explanations, which has led me to arrive at this conclusion through contemplation. My artistic process is autobiographical, aiming to strike a harmonious balance within myself and who observes it. It has been a long journey to cope with the unknown often living in from the wrong circle.
The turning point towards art took place in an affluent residential area known for its seafood restaurants and classy cocktail bars, small beaches dot the coastline, and terraces which offer a dreamy views of the Gulf of Naples and the Vesuvius, it’s Posillipo a neighborhood of Naples, Italy. We were lucky to spend our summer times in a house where the bedroom view was the Vesuvius and the sea indeed, the house had a private access to the beach. In that house there was one room full of paintings, from the bottom to the top of the walls, in a very tall ceiling house from the 1800, typical of the city, I felt goosebumps I felt in another dimension. Living surrounded by art every single day of those summers time was incredible. Since then art was part of my life. Unforgettable.
“A woman's greatest accessory is her style”
moonmambo has worked in creative fields for eighteen years so far, including graphic design, fashion, art, illustration and advertising. She has worked for agencies including McCann Erickson and has collaborated on projects for Rolling Stone magazine. In Milan, she got involved in the world of street art, a style she developed and refined in the city of Amsterdam where she lived on and off for seven years. She runs her ongoing, personal art project, moonmambo, which has been published in several magazines online including It’s Nice That, KALTBLUT, BOOOOOOOM, IGNANT, Contemporary art curator, and YoungSpace. Having lived in 4 countries and 12 cities so far, she considers herself a daughter of this world creating space between art and design.
